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Russia’s attack on Ukraine 2022. Live report today. Latest information. Sunday, March 6th

March 6, 2022
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Eleventh day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. During a press conference in Kiev, the captured Russian soldiers called on their comrades to do everything possible to end the war in Ukraine. Visa has announced that it will work with its customers and partners in Russia to stop all visa transactions in Russia in the coming days. At tvn24.pl we cover events in and around Ukraine.

> On the morning of February 24, Vladimir Putin announced the start of the invasion of Ukraine. The Russian military has since fired missiles at Ukrainian and civilian targets Kiev has not yet been taken. According to the Pentagon, Russia is already 90 percent involved in the invasion. Troops concentrated around Ukraine.
> Ukraine has appealed to NATO to create a no-fly zone on its borderThe so-called no-fly zone to defend against Russian airstrikes.
> NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has called on Vladimir Putin to “immediately stop the occupation of Ukraine and withdraw troops.” At the same time, he stressed that NATO would not be a part of the conflict with Russia in Ukraine.
> The Zaporizhia nuclear power plant was attacked and shelled by the Russians on Thursday night. Immediately a fire broke out in the area adjacent to it. The Ukrainian Atomic Energy Regulatory Commission and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have confirmed that radiation remains unchanged. The IAEA announced that no reactor was damaged at the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant.
> Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said the United States had not noticed a change in the readiness of Russian nuclear forces after Russian President Vladimir Putin put them on “special war readiness” on Sunday. > US Secretary of State Anthony Blingen He arrived in Poland on Saturday. He spoke with Polish politicians and, among other things, visited the reception center in Młyny in the Podcarp region. He also gave an interview to TVN24.

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We report on events in Ukraine:

  • The Polish Atomic Energy Agency did not indicate any signs of disturbance of the measuring instrument. Currently, there is no threat to human health, life or the environment in the territory of the Republic of Poland.

    On Thursday, the Russian military opened fire on Enerhodara, near Europe’s largest nuclear power plant. From Thursday to Friday night, a fire broke out near the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant, which was then extinguished. On Friday, Ukraine’s National Atomic Energy Agency announced the capture of the plant by the Russians.

    On Saturday, Vadim Denishenko, adviser to the head of the Ukrainian Interior Ministry, announced that the management of the plant was “in Ukrainian hands”. The area of ​​the facility, however – as he confirmed – is controlled by the Russians.

  • “President Biden has stressed that his administration is increasing support for Ukraine in the areas of defense, humanitarian and economic assistance and will work closely with Congress to provide additional funding,” the White House statement said.

  • In a telephone conversation with US President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zhelenzky, the White House welcomed the decision by Visa and MasterCard to suspend operations in Russia.

  • MasterCard has announced that it will suspend all transactions in Russia.

    “The world has been watching the shocking and dramatic events surrounding the Russian invasion of Ukraine for more than a week.

  • Israeli Prime Minister Naphtali Bennett, spoke Saturday In Moscow he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and in Berlin with German Chancellor Olaf Scholes.

  • President Volodymyr Zhelensky has announced that he has resumed talks with US President Joe Biden. The security issue, financial aid to Ukraine and the continuation of sanctions against Russia.

    In turn, the White House said the conversation lasted about 30 minutes.

  • Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zhelensky on Twitter: Israeli Prime Minister Naphtali Bennett called me after a meeting with Vladimir Putin. We continue the conversation.

  • Reuters reports quoting the White House that the United States condemns the new media law in Russia.

  • Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zhelensky on Twitter: I talked to Elon Musk. I am grateful to him for supporting Ukraine in word and deed. Next week we will get another batch of Starling systems for devastated cities. We talked about possible space projects. But I will talk about it after the war.

  • Israel plans to open a field hospital for Ukrainian refugees in Elviv next week – Israeli Health Minister Nikon Horovic said.

    The organizer of the field hospital will be Shiba Hospital, the largest hospital in Israel. – It is our personal, professional and national duty to every human being – Director, Professor, Szeba Medical Center. Ichak Greece.

  • President Andrzej Duda spoke about another conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. “A lot is happening in Ukraine and Russia is brutal, but I assure you that determination and fighting spirit will not leave the defenders of Ukraine and their president. There is a strong and iron will to discipline. They thank you all. Support and ask for more!” – He wrote.

  • Visa has announced that it will work with its customers and partners in Russia to stop all visa transactions in Russia in the coming days.

    “We are compelled to take action on Russia’s unprovoked occupation of Ukraine and the unacceptable events we have witnessed,” said Al Kelly, visa chairman and chief executive officer.

  • Ten soldiers who surrendered voluntarily attended the press conference. They each talked about good treatment and the possibility of interacting with loved ones.

    He said some prisoners did not want to return to Russia and now they are afraid for their families.

  • During a press conference in Kiev, the captured Russian soldiers called on their comrades to do everything possible to end the war in Ukraine.

    “Neither Ukraine nor Russia wants this war. Only Putin wants this war,” Andrei Chuvatarevski, a captive soldier serving under contract in the Moscow region, told a news conference at Interfax Ukraine headquarters.

Key Photo Source: PAP / EPA / ALISA YAKUBOVYCH

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